Win our Book Club in a Box for Three Gold Coins

Romantic and deliciously complex, this novel is the perfect choice for those in love with Italy and fans of Josephine Moon's previous books The Tea Chest, The Chocolate Promise and The Beekeeper's Secret.

Two days ago, Lara Foxleigh tossed three gold euros into the Trevi Fountain. Now, she is caring for a cranky old man and living in a picturesque villa, half a world away from her home and the concerns of her loving family.

Soon, it seems as if those wishes she made in Rome just might be coming true, and she may even be able to help heal a fifteen-year-old tragedy.

Until Lara's past threatens to destroy everything she loves...

Three Gold Coins is a masterfully written celebration of food, family, triumph over adversity, and love - a deliciously imperfect life.

In our Book Club in a Box you'll find:

• 10 copies of Three Gold Coins
• A bottle of red and a bottle of white wine
• Crisps (we’ll make sure they’re nice ones)
• Conversation starters (questions and information) about Three Gold Coins
• How to start a book club sheet (would-be book club organisers look no further!) 
• A classic recipe and a delicious cocktail recipe to go with it

To enter, fill in the form below and tell us about your book club and why this book is of interest. How many members does your book club have, what kinds of books do you read, how often do you meet, and anything else you’d like to share.

Reviews:

'After settling in for a romantic read set in the beautiful surrounds of the Italian countryside, I was surprised and intrigued when the story turned into a mystery of weightier issues. Domestic violence, mental illness and Australian family law were sensitively handled instead of being sensationalised and were intermingled with delightful visuals of cheese making, Italian feasts and scenic travels. Three Gold Coins packs a mountain of heart, an abundance of tortured soul and a banquet of mouthwatering food.' - Good Reading Magazine

'Three Gold Coins is her [Josephine Moon] best so far (and believe me, the bar was set pretty high), not only because it’s predominately about cheese and all good things Italian, but it’s absolutely soaked in atmosphere. I truly felt as though I was there, with Lara, in Tuscany and in the North Italian Alps; the setting was very special indeed and was brought to life vividly.' - Theresa Smith, Theresa Smith Writes